Sentence examples for firm justice from inspiring English sources

As commander of the 3rd Military District in the south, Meade was noted for his firm justice, which helped to make the Reconstruction period following the war less painful.

Like Mr Cameron, she aligns looters' greed with the banking crisis and MPs fiddling expenses but says "swift, firm justice" was not meted out to the privileged.Mr Cameron's description of "communities without control" also rankles.

"I have little doubt that the vast majority of criminal defendants would think that they had won the lottery if they were given the opportunity to be represented by attorneys from such a firm," Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. wrote of Sullivan & Cromwell in a concurrence.

Former President Valery Giscard d'Estaing, who was in office when Mr. Bakhtiar fled here in 1979, said the Iranian leader chose France "convinced that it would guarantee his protection and firm justice". Mr. Bakhtiar narrowly escaped assassination in July 1980 when pro-Iranian militants of the Party of God opened fire on him at his previous home, killing a policeman and a by-stander.

His solicitor, Lawrence Davies, of the firm Equal Justice, said: "Essentially, the Met ran two defences.

Lawrence Davies, director of the law firm Equal Justice, branded Top Gear as "racist" and told MediaGuardian his firm did not accept the apology Clarkson had made.

Lawrence Davies, director of law firm Equal Justice, branded Top Gear as "racist" and told MediaGuardian his firm did not accept the apology Clarkson has made.

In the formal complaint, which was also sent to the BBC Trust, law firm Equal Justice wrote: "Casual racism in the media by established BBC stalwarts is constantly brushed aside".

The law firm Equal Justice claimed it contravened the Equality Act 2010 as it can be used as a derogatory term for people of Asian descent and threatened to take the issue to regulator Ofcom and consider legal action.

Let me put it simply, "if you cannot speak the truth it is better for you to stay silent". 5. We must stand firm for justice even if it means we go against ourselves, our families and friends.

The law firm Equal Justice accused the BBC of airing casual racism for using the term "slope", which it said contravened the Equality Act 2010 as it can be used as a derogatory term for people of Asian descent.